Textile Mills May Curtail Operations During Summer
Charleston June 12 The question of curtailed operation during summer months looms in discussions at the Southern Textile Association convention opening today. Uncertain when the topic will be formally raised. Groups plan to bring it before the convention as members express optimism over results of national cotton week led by the Cotton Textile Institute of New York and other textile groups.
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Charleston
S. C
Southern Textile Association
Cotton Textile Institute of New York
Weather Forecast Thomasville Ga June 12 1921
United States Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau forecasts for Thomasville Georgia parts of the vicinity. Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with 8 am observations showing high temperatures around 104 and low near 49. Weather map notes high pressure east of the Mississippi and a disturbance over Oklahoma moving to Wisconsin with showers.
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Thomasville
Mississippi River
Mississippi Valley
Great Basin
Pldleau
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
New Hneland
Pacific Coast
Gulf States
Plains
Rockies
Abilene
Tex
Apalachicola
Dodge, Kans
el Paso
Zalveston
Mont
Helena
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Fla
Los Angeles
Cal
Macon
Memphis
Miami
Mobile
Ala
Montgomery
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma Ste . Okla
Omaha
Saint Louis
Salt Lake City
Utah
Saint Paul
Minn
San Antonio
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Savannah
Seattle
Wash
Tampa
Vicksburg, Miss
Washington, D. C Eee
Wilmington N Cc
Williston
Rocket Voyagers To Moon Better Carry Stores Along
Professor Robert H Baker discusses potential moon trips by rocket power and other means. He notes a three month journey at 100 mph, radio contact in 1.33 seconds, and hazards from meteors while highlighting the moon as an ideal telescope site due to a cloudless, steady sky for both day and night viewing.
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Rocket Voyagers
Moon
Robert H. Baker
University of Ilinois
Urbana
Ill
Mount Wilson Observatory
Moss Garrison Held Without Bail For Trial
Moss KE Garrison, 37, is held without bail for a formal murder trial in the 22 year old former fiancee Hazel Bradshaw. Bradshaw’s body was found with 17 knife wounds in Balboa Park’s artificial Indian village on May 3. The defense claims she may have died in an automobile accident with another man, while prosecutors say Garrison killed her in jealousy during a park walk.
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San Diego
Calif
Moss KE. Garrison
Hazel Bradshaw
Balboa Park
Miss Bradshaw
Garrison
Chilton Appointed to U.S. Post by Hoover
President Hoover named Arthur B. Chilton to a United States post in a June 12 announcement. The short note confirms the appointment details and assigns Chilton to a government position.
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Washington
Hoover
Arthur B. Chilton
United States
Editors Near End of Georgia Tour
The National Editorial Association party touring Georgia neared the trail’s end on the last leg of a 1000 mile journey. They planned visits to Cleve land Dahlonega Blairsville Hiwassee and Clayton en route to Press Haven on Lake Rabun. A picnic lunch awaited and the final stop was Cornelia before trains to New York and Atlanta.
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Gainesville
National Editorial Association
Georgia
North Georgia
Cleveland
Dahlonega
Blairsville
Hiwassee
Clayton
Press Haven
Georgia Press Association
Lake Rabun
Cornelia
New York
Atlanta
Local official aims to succeed Grady Reynolds
A candidate seeks the seat in the middle district of Alabama after Grady Reynolds’s term expired January 13, 1929, pursuing the vacancy creation and political transition.
State Officials May Inspect Federal Income Tax Returns
Washington reports that state officials may inspect federal income tax returns under a modified treasury regulation. Heirs at law may inspect for a beneficiary’s will under a material interest, while the commissioner of internal revenue retains authority to refuse. The change aims to allow cross checking with state returns without weakening secrecy laws, which remain felony to disclose.
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Washington
Treasury
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Three Men Die in Unlit Field Plane Crash
Mobile on June 12 reports three men killed in a night crash near the unlighted Mobile airport. Victims are Vincent F. Kilborn Mobile city attorney Edward J. Grove Alabama legislator and Thomas J. Carter Birmingham air service pilot. Carter and passengers had flown from Montgomery where they attended legislature sessions. Crash occurred about 8 35 p m as guardsman Colonel Sumter Smith noted Carter may have lost his bearings.
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Mobile
Ala
Vincent F. Kilborn
Edward J. Grove
Thomas J. Carter
Birmingham Air Service
Carter
Montgomery
Alabama
Sumter Smith
Alabama National Guard
Seek to Enlist Other Miners in Tri State Strike
Crowds of men and women from Pittsburgh district mining towns march to four mines seeking more participants in the tri state coal strike. Five women are arrested at Montour mine number 10 for defying orders against women and children in strike activity. A bystander is wounded in Gallatin when shots are fired to break up a miners meeting. An auto-full of alleged strike members is stoned at Wildwood. Eight hundred demonstrators gather at Vesta Mine 4 while other crowds move from Slovan to Francis Mine and Kinloch district to Harwick near Harrsville.
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Pittsburgh
Tristate
Montour
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Robert S. Cain
By Stander
Gallitin
Pantages Defense Advances in San Diego Case
In San Diego June 12, Alexander Pantages moves to complete his defense in the girl market case as co defendant Jesse Shreve faces grand jury questioning over alleged plot to secure false testimony. Jury and witnesses loom. Nitto claims she was 17 though affidavit says 22.
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San Diego
Cal
Alexander Pantages
Jesse H. Shreve
Pantages
Shreve
Lydia Nitto
Betty Mason
Miss Nitto
Dentists Elect Officers for Year
Georgia State Dental Society members at its 63rd annual convention in Atlanta elected Dr. Robert F Sullivan of Savannah as incoming president and Dr. Harry B Johnston of Atlanta as president elect. Dr. J R O Neil of Pelham was named vice president and Sullivan will appoint the secretary. Fellowship certificates were awarded to A A Williams of Socumbus, Dr. Robert Harrison Roux of Savannah, and Dr. Walter C Miller of Miami Florida.
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Atlanta
Georgia State Dental Society
Robert F. Sullivan
Savannah
Harry B. Johnston
J. R. O'Neil
Pelham
Sullivan
A. A. Williams
Sohimbus
Robert Harrison Roux
Walter C. Miller
Mifami
Fla
Vital Organs Kept Alive 12 Hours After Removal at Georgetown
Washington reports Dr. J Markowitz of Georgetown University medical school conducting experiments to keep the heart lungs and other vital organs alive for up to 12 hours after removal. The organs breathe pump and receive blood as if in a living animal enabling study of drug effects without surrounding tissues. Insulin continues to reduce blood sugar even with no muscles present.
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Washington
Georgetown University Medical School
J Markowitz
Markowitz
Missionary Abducted Held Indefinitely for English Lessons
A letter from abducted American missionary Rev. Bert Nelson says bandits who seized him last October in Peiping plan to hold him indefinitely until he teaches them English. The message reached friends today.
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Peiping
Bert Nelson
Dentists Elect G Hunter to Executive Council Seat
The association elected Dr G Hunter of LaGrange to the executive council to fill the vacancy left by the late Dr Delos I Hin of Savannah and noted his 25 years of service.
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G.hunter
LaGrange
Delos i. Hin
Savannah
Army Sergeant Dies Leaving Big Estate
San Francisco June 12 John J Fitzgerald former top sergeant in the United States army died here yesterday leaving an estate of about 100000 dollars. Fitzgerald said a man could save more money in the army than civilian life and during service collected no salary. At retirement the government paid him 16000 in pay and interest and a pension of 67 dollars a month. Investments comprised the rest.
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San Francisco
John J. Fitzgerald
United States Army
Fitzgerald
Hawks In Budapest After Verona Flight
American speed flier Frank Hawks arrived in Budapest after a 2 hour 44 minute flight from Verona covering about 400 miles. He planned to dine at the U.S. legation and then proceed to Vienne after lunch.
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Budapest
Frank Hawks
Verona
United States Legation
Vienne
German basalt to guard Holland from North Sea
Schluechtern Germany contracts placed to supply basalt for 20 years for the Zuyderzee drainage project. The reclamation aims to reclaim 550000 acres from the sea with substantial sea walls to keep the North Sea out.
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Holland
North Sea
Schluechtern
Germany
Zuyderzee
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Editors
John P. Mills
Olive Clark Day
William Joblemann
Helen Livingston
Hollywood
Dentists
Dame
Organdie
Batiste
Tevermans the Department Store
HAWKS
Shivar
Mortuary Service
Holder & Clark Funeral Home
Gordon
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